Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-23
PERSONAL,

HIS full name is Jean LOUIS Ernest Bou-
LANCER.
Mr.. BLAND. of the silver dollar fame, never
takes anything stronger than a plain bowl of
bread and milk.
A. NJ. PALMER of the Madison Square
Theatre, was admitted to the New York bar
when he was u.
MISS WINNIE DAVIS has an elder sister
married, and the two are the only SURVIVORS
of jefferson Davis six children.
CHIEF JUSTICE MORRISON r. WAITE. of the
Supreme Court of the United States is IN
yited out to dinner somewhere every even
ing.
MGR. DI RESDE, the Papal Nuncio at Paris.
who is TO don the red hat next month, will be
| the youngest Of the Cardinals, being only 80
years old.
GRAND DUKE PAUL, who Will shortly marry
the H-year-old daughter of the King Of
Greece. has bought bridal palace for 500.
600 rubles.
THE suggestion that Americans should
erect in Algiers tablet to the memory of
| Commodore Decatur seems to meet with gem.
eral favor.
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX is going to branch
out as dramatst. 1t is said that she is en-
gagged in preparing the book for q new Amer
lcan opera.
THE indianapolis News reports that the
fund to erect monument to Mr.. Hendricks
lis slowly climbing its way above its tenth
tuOubAuu uOldTs.
THE oldest member of the British Peerage
is Niscount Eversley, who is 92 years old lust
ninety years ahead of Ii. Il. H., the Duke OF
Albany, the youngest on the list.
MISS CARRIE DUKE, the daughter of the
famous Confederate General, Basil Duke is a
wonderful player on the violin, and is now
entertaining her friends at the national
capital.
THE very latest man who thinks that he can
whip John l.. sullivan is Jim Featherston-
augh, OF Big Tom Canyon, N. NJ, who brags
that he can thrash any man in America lie
Is coming East in the spring.
MARY ANDERSON says she Will not marc
until she leaves the stage, and she wont leave
the stage until old age compes her to. The
chance of her becoming somebody's grand
mother is not particularly hopeful.
NEXT to Mrs. Cleveland. who probably re-
ceives the most letters of any woman in the
United states, Mrs. Jenness Miller, il is said
has the largest daily post. Mrs. Miller is one
ofthe leaders OF the dress reform movement
for women.
MRS. KATE CHASE is at Edgewood, suburb
OF Washington. looking over her father's ma
pers and gathering material for the pubica-
ton OF his biography. EX-Gov. SprAgue. her
cl-devant husband, Is now in Washington
with bis wife.
Miss sERAPHINE ENGLE, of Hartford. jim
giles at her wrist some of the late and living
Conservative members of the British Parlia.
ment. Or rather seven representatives OF the
greaL Leaders. In curious bangles formed of
ilttle silver figures OF these leaders, each IN
his characteristic attitude while speaking.
PHILIP BoURKE MARsroN. the blind noet
who recently died in London, mad led for
many years life of extreme Indebtedness.
His friends regard his death as a welcome re-
llel from misery. He was totally blind, sub
ject to attacks Of epilepsy, and had beer for a
long time past dependent on the charity OF
his friends.
MRS. CLEVELAND, at her last private re-
ceptlon, looked more youthful and fresh than
ever. she wore brown silk dress and a
single red rose was tucked in the buttonhole
~ her waist. Miss Cleveland, who was with
her, wore black silk and jet dress, with n
pink rose in her corsage. Among the callers
was Miss Mildred Lee. daughter OF the late
Gen. Robert Il. Lee,